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(2 Cor. 8:1–4 NLT)
(Matt. 6:19–21).
(1 Tim. 6:17–19, NLT)
(Matt. 24:37).
Genesis 6:5
Second Timothy 3:1–5
We grasp for what feels good instead of what is good.
Romans 1:
(vv. 18–20)
Romans 1:18-20
As Psalm 19:1 tells us, the universe itself makes the existence of God too obvious to deny: “The heavens proclaim the glory of God.
(Rom. 1:21).
(1:22–23).
Romans 1:22,23
When we reject God, we turn away from His love and provision and become our own god.
Romans 1:24–25
When we give up the true God of heaven, all other gods lead to an erosion of morality, to sensuality, to sexual sins, and to lust-driven lives.
(1:26–27).
Romans 1:26,27
Romans 1:29–32.
“There is no more wonderful word than ‘grace.’ It means unmerited favor or kindness shown to one who is utterly undeserving. . . . It is not merely a free gift, but a free gift to those who deserve the exact opposite, and it is given to us while we are ‘without hope and without God in the world.’”
Romans 1,
Ezekiel 38–39.
The name Islam literally means “submission.”
Sometimes called the “sixth pillar” of Islam, jihad means “struggle.”
Militants and radicals refer to Israel as “little Satan” and the United States as
“big Satan,” and they are determined to wipe both countries off the map.
(2 Tim. 3:16).
(Matt. 5:44).
(Matt. 5:10).
(1 Peter 4:15).
Matthew 10:
(vv. 16, 17–18, 21–22).
Matthew 10;16-18
Matthew 10:21,22
(Rom. 1:20).
(Matt. 2:1–16).
(Mark 6:25–29).
(Luke 4:28–30; 13:31; John 5:16, 18; 7:1, 19, 25, 44; 8:37, 40; 11:53).
(Acts 4:1–3; 5:17–18, 22–40; 12:1–4).
(7:54–60).
Acts 7:54-60
(8:1).
Acts 8:1
(Rev. 1:9).
(2 Cor. 11:22–29).
(Acts 4:32–33)
(vv. 29–30).
Acts 4:29,30
(Matt. 24).
(Phil. 1:29).
(Rom. 5:3–4).
(Acts 4:19–20).
(Phil. 1:20–21 NIV).
(2 Tim. 3:12).
(Heb. 12:6).
Acts 16:22–24,
(v. 25).
Acts 16:25
